AGLCA
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High Inconvenience – Low Reward (a “George-cursion”)
When we are home, Chris is normally our travel planner, researching exhaustively to find interesting and worthwhile excursions. On the boat, our roles get shuffled a bit, and for December 27th, George planned what was billed as a fabulous excursion to explore the fascinating ruins of Fort DeSoto, a state park in Mullet Key Bayou.
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Proudly Weird
Gulfport is one of our favorite stops along Florida’s southwest coast. Who wouldn’t love a place whose official town motto is “Proudly Weird”? There is a large, protected anchorage just off town center, a dedicated dinghy dock to welcome transient boaters (more on that later), colorful open-air bars lining the waterfront, and loads of interesting
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Goin’ with the Flow (a rising tide)
After the excitement getting into the slip at Tarpon Springs Yacht Club, we had too much adrenaline to properly rest, so we took hot showers and went for a long walk to explore Tarpon Springs. The Yacht Club, like almost every yacht club we have visited over the years, is set in the heart of